What size do I need for a fish eye for this?
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Actually it does have a filter thread for such things. 37mm is the size of this one
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Hi! For this model of Sony Camcorder, this one does not support attachment of a fish eye lens. Ely
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I talked to the folks who make Fishmate - they recommended the 4000, which we purchased. Its 4200gph. I wish that I had gotten the 5000.
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78mm. Anything larger will need the extra bracket to put in front of the lens!
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This replaces your 1.25" eyepiece. It can still be used with a Barlow lens or focal reducer.
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It can fit a 2 in eye piece so I would break out a ruler if you're not sure
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go to -- http://www.humminbird.com/Freshwater/Product-Category/Series/600-Series/ - pick product - towards bottom of page -- Mount A Unit Size:6.9"W x 7.5"H x 4.5"D
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I generally use 3 sizes of hooks for soft plastics - 1/0, 3/0, and 5/0. I use 1/0 for 4-inch worms, Senkos, etc., 3/0 for your average 7-inch plastic worm(but NOT 5-inch Senkos), and 5/0 for 5-inch Senkos, not because of the length, but due to the girth of these 'do-nothing' worms(AWESOME fish-catchers! I can't even count how many fish I haver caught on Senkos). I also use the 5/0 hooks for flipping baits, like magnum tubes, Brush Hogs, etc.
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NO. 10x25 will work but wont work well, 10 is the magnification, 25 is the radius of incoming light, its very little, you need 10x30+ binoculars for wider field of view
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I have the same problem with the exact camera and fisheye lens. I still don't have a solution for my problem, I can't even get it to fit.
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measure the eye piece with a tape. measure then look up what kind of cover you want they use the numbers for the different size of eye piece.
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The size is not the issue so much as the type of softbox. You should probably use a Neewer brand softbox as those are made specifically for their strobelights. I mistakenly purchased a Godox softbox instead of a Neewer brand. The ring does not quite fit the strobelight properly.
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That took me a while too. I found that the ring on the lens (red ring around it) end moved back and forth, not a twist off. That's how I switched to fish eye. I can't remember if I used an adapotor ring to fit just the fisheye or not, but once I did the focus became manual instead of automatic. I hope I answered your question. I'll play with it and try to update you if I can get more specific.
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To increase the size you will need a stronger magnification lens. I suggest a 2x barlow lens. That will double size and magnification on what you are looking at. Just remember the eye piece is 1.25 inches so it limits the types that you can get.
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Yes. According to the online manual for your telescope it takes the standard 1.25" eye piece.
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You must measure the scope eyepiece diameter with a caliper or micrometer, the order the right size cover on Amazon. Do the same for the other end of the scope, if you need that cover also. The inside diameter of each cover will be shown on the page. Do not order a smaller one as it cannot be stretched to fit a large diameter scope.
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Measure or look up the outside diameter of your scope. Then look up your size on this Butler chart. http://www.butler-creek.com/productsImages/charts/flip_scope_chart.html
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It is good for the fish size up to 2feet at most. It will be quit thrilling if you really catch a big one having hard time toretrieve.If you expect bigger than that, you need one with larger spool and stronger drag like Abu 5000 or 6000 series.